Rail Stocks Rally On Strong Market Momentum
New York trading opened with solid gains as rail stocks led the market higher. Nickel Plate and Southern Pacific hit year highs while composite averages showed mixed moves and oil pressure kept a cautious tone in late morning trading.
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Ing
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Aety
Studebaker
New Haven
American Locomotive
Pan- American
Westinghouse
American Woolen
Northmerican
A. T
Republic Iron
Eseld
U.S
Wheat Continues Sensational Gain on Board of Trade
United Press reports a strong start to trading with bull demand pushing wheat prices to new highs on the Chicago Board of Trade. Argentine and Liverpool market gains fueled buying. corn and oats opened modestly higher while provisions stood steady. Trade volume light as July wheat rose 1 percent and other months followed. Rye and barley quotes varied across markets with seasonal receipts noted.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Bull
Argentiine
Liverpool
Fresh eggs and poultry prices in Cleveland and Chicago markets
The report lists butter eggs and poultry prices across Cleveland Ohio Chicago and New York markets including butter varying from 38 to 44 percent and eggs at 25 to 27 cents for extras firsts and Western goods, with live fowls ducks turkeys and geese quoted by weight and type. Market receipts and regional contrasts are noted, highlighting regional price differences and product grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Cleveland
Ohio
Asea
Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Carolina Cobblers
NEW_ YORK
Fe Pa Aik
Maidwest
C. Santos
C. Hay
Long Island
Recepta
Dearby
BR Bae
Local Livestock Market Steady Despite Varied Hog Prices
Hog prices at the local exchange Thursday remained steady from Wednesday with several late bids topping at 7.55 and 7.35 but limited sales at those levels. Trading was active with local and outside buyers. heavyweights near 7.35 to 7.45, and 7.50 paid for choice corn fed around 250 pounds. Cattle and sheep traded steadily with select steers at 10.00 to 10.50, cows around 7.25, and lambs peaking near 13.50, receipts several hundred to a few thousand across categories.
Births Quiet wave of twins and single births at St Vincent hospital
A list of newborns at St Vincent hospital includes boys and girls born to parents such as John and Dorothy Bookwalter Harold and Jeanette Jaffe Raymond and Hilda Stafford Clarence and Irene Merrell Frank and Mary Stoneburner John and Mary Edwards and many others. Twins noted for James Gearné and Clifford Tyner with a boy and a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dorothy Bookwalter
St. Vincent Hospital
A Eee
Viola Gathe
Harold and
Jeanette Jaffe
Raymond
Hilda Stafford
Sy Vincent Hospital
Clarence
Irene Merrell
Frank and
Mary Stoneburner
Joseph
Alice Starke
St Vincent Hospital
John and
Mary Edwards
Martha Holliday
Wiliam
Freie
Marie Corbin
Eaaties
Minnie Harris
St.air
Cordia Hopkins
Westbrook
Jesse
Hilda Gamble
Empire
Sam and Alsonia Flourney
Oxord Louis
Ruth Cave
Walker
Joe
Corene Gipson
Michael
Nora Mullin
Edwin
Helen Gold
Graceland Son
Pearl Manuel
Capitol
Herbert
Bertha Shambaugh
Highland
William and
Margaret Coy
E. Newark
Frank
Lillian Redmond
N. Dearborn
Sophia Marmon
Apa
Freda Kalas
St. Vincent
Hospitsl
Ivy Roark
Mary Crews
Road
Paul and
Rose Sticky
Perry
Edward and
Eva Mull
Alabama
Norman and
Elsie Dunn
Methodist Hospital
Lester and
Mary Burgess
Peter and
Willa Sanders
Cottage James and
Ollie Hutchison
Agnes
Horace and
Homer Bailey
Clotelle Webster
Shelton
Wayne
Ruth Lacy
Warman
George and
Lara Fisher
Jackson
James
May Gearné
St. Vincent's Hospital
Clifford and
Alethea Tyner
Harvard
Deaths in Local Area Witness Multiple Premature Births and Illnesses
A list of recent deaths includes Frank Cesnic 1 hour old at 757 N Haugh from premature birth, Arnold E Gamble age 3 hours at 234 W Empire also premature birth, and several adults with causes ranging from apoplexy and arteriosclerosis to chronic nephritis and myocarditis. Other names include Yannie Tharp 32 at Central Indiana Hospital with general paresis and Martha J Stanton 86 at 2916 N Talbott with apoplexy. Additional entries cover Max A Schumacher 49 at 2416 Central lobar pneumonia, Mary Ann Abel 67 at 633 N Keystone chronic interstitial nephritis, Michael J Noone 49 at 948 Chadwick chronic myocarditis, Daniel J Sweeney 55 at 925 S Missouri, Peter Hensen 55 at Methodist Hospital septicaemia, Blanch E Carpenter 69 at 725 Euclid acute cardiac dilation and mitral insufficiency, Mary Elizabeth Deringer 80 at 3107 FB Tenth arteriosclerosis, Henry Craig 59 at 1437 Sauley pernicious anemia, Robert A Morris 56 at 1631 Minocqua acute interstitial nephritis.
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Frank Cesnic
N. Haugh
Yannie Tharp
Central Indiana Hospital
Martha J. Stanton
N. Talbott
Max A. Schumacher
Mary Ann Abel
N. Keystone
Michael J. Noone
Chadwick
Daniel J. Sweeney
S. Missouri
Peter Hensen
Methodist Hospital
Blanch E. Carpenter
Euclid
Frank B. Hickok
City Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Deringer
Henry Craig
Sauley
Robert A. Morris
Arnold E. Gamble
W. Empire
Gasoline and kerosene price list update
Tank Wagon Prices show Energee at 22c and Purol 18.1c per gallon for gasoline with several other brands listed. Kerosene slots Crystaline 12.78c Moore Light 15.5c Archite 12.7c Per fection 12.7c Solvent 55c. Naptha Lion Power Cleaners 22.1c and standolind cleaners 23.5c are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energee
Moore Light
Lion
Hay Market Prices at Indianapolis
Wagon load hay and grain prices listed in Indianapolis show Timothy at 18 to 20 dollars a ton and 22 dollars baled, mixed at 20 to 22 dollars, corn at 80 to 83 cents per bushel, oats at 50 to 52 cents per bushel, and straw and wheat priced at 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Bank Clearings Reported With Mixed Currencies
Indianapolis bank clearings for Thursday reached 2 916 000 pounds while bank debits totaled 5 585 000 dollars. The report notes the dual currency totals reflecting cross border transactions and financial activity in the period.
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Dianapolis
Burglary Charge Against John Moore Reported
John Moore, 26, of 1006 N Illinois St is charged with burglary by patrolmen who say he broke into Smith Tailor Shop at 404 Indiana Ave shortly before his arrest. He is described as colored and was taken into custody after the alleged break in.
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John Moore
N. Ilinois St
Smith Tailor Shop
Indiana Ave
Fox Roman
Ogden St
Ange Demas
S. Illinois St
Vernon Rodman
Meridian St
John Selph
Pennsylvania St
Irvin L. Johnson
Johnson
Charles Lapge
Hamilton Ave
Chicago Livestock Market Report Declines Across Cattle and Hogs
June 19 coverage shows cattle receipts around 10,000 with dull demand across killing classes. early top for fed steers near 10.90, bulk steers around 825 to 10. hogs uneven with lightweights and lower grades down 5 to 10 cents while sows and packing hogs vary. Cincinnati and East Buffalo readings mirror slow markets with steady to weak lambs and mixed hogs, while Kansas City and Pittsburgh note generally steady to softer cattle, calves, and sheep demand.
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Chicago
Acme
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Texas
Pittsburgh
Japan to Pay Emigrant Travel Costs to Brazil and Aid Scheme
Washington June 19 The International Labor Office reports Japan will cover all travel expenses for Japanese nationals emigrating to Brazil and provide each emigrant a 200 yen grant. Japanese financiers plan a company to promote South American emigration with private capital of 20 to 25 million dollars matched by government funds. The move aims to ease unemployment after last year’s earthquake and population shifts in Japan.
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Times Special
Washington
International Labor Office
Brazil
South America
Japan
When Fire Bell Rings in Boston Fire apparatus saves minutes
Boston tests a motorcycle fire apparatus designed for narrow streets. It can replace heavier equipment in auto and grass fires, aiming to save about $25,000 annually. The outfit costs $750 and carries 300 feet of chemical hose with extinguishers, hose guns, axes, rakes, and brooms.
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Boston
Kokomo Council Confronts Mayor Over Spending Probes
In Kokomo Indiana on June 19 the city council demanded explanations of Board of Works actions before approving any appropriation bills. Mayor James M. Burrows warned they may shut down operations unless funds are provided. Councilman Milton Somers condemned high costs such as 1.40 per foot for fire hose versus 1.05 from a local dealer and questioned bids on Markland Ave. contracts. He also pressed why a board member backed rescinding bids then switched to the highest bidder within 24 hours.
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Times
Kokomo
Ind
Board of Works
James M. Burrows
Milton Somers
Markland Ave
Somers
Store for Spite Suspect Arrested on 42 Warrants
Mary Mason, 20, of Fishers Station, is under arrest on 42 warrants issued by Mrs. J. S. Heintzelman. The charges allege theft of clothing valued at $35. Mason says she stole the items after Mrs. Heintzelman’s son, Robert, threw a butcher knife at her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mason
Fishers Station
J. S. Heintzelman
Spencer Ave
Ralston's Five Brothers-in-Law Attend Democratic Convention
Five brothers in law of United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston left by auto for the Democratic national convention in New York City. The party includes Oscar J. Cravens editor of the Bloomington World delegate from the second district John W. Craven registrar of Indiana University Theodore D. Craven and Arthur Craven both of Indianapolis and Julian D. Hogate editor of the Danville Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
New York City
Oscar J. Cravens
Bloomington
John W. Craven
Indiana University
Theodore D. Craven
Arthur Craven
Indianapolis
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Cripples Entertained at Charley's Aunt Show
Seventy five blind women from the Monday Guild and twenty crippled children from the Robert W. Long Hospital enjoyed relief from pain as the Indianapolis Stock Company presented Charley's Aunt at the Murat this week. Nearly 100 orphan children attended and transportation was provided by the Yellow Taxi Company. Members of the motor corps division of the Department Club assisted, with Miss Julia Cobb and Harold Vermilye receiving applause for the stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department Club
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indianapolis Stock Company
Charley
Murat
Orpgan
Yellow Taxi Company
Motor Corps Division
Department Club
Julia Cobb
Harold Vermilye
Stock Company
Four Held on Liquor Charges in City Arrests
Jennie Darnell of 2554 Martindale Ave and Ed Wilkerson of the same address were arrested by Lieutenant Jones today when a quantity of white mule was found in their possession. George Dietrich, 45, of 1215 S Illinois, and August Knabe, 45, of the same address, also were arrested on blind tiger charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Darnell
Martindale Ave
Ed Wilkerson
Jones
George Deitrich
S. Illinois
August Knabe
Speeders Told to Slow as City Fines Traffic Violators
Dozens of motorists on preferential streets were fined two dollars plus costs for failing to stop at silent cop signals. A plainclothes officer at Sixteenth and Meridian led to twenty-two arrests. Several drivers were en route to hospitals or from out of town. Police pledge strict enforcement across all preferential streets.
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Sixteenth and
Meridian Sts
Michael Glenn
M. H. McWilliford
N. Hiinois St
Cess Hume
College Ave
Q. B. Bugher
Talbott Ave
Edward Q. Werler
W. Thirty-First St
Z. A. Cunningham
N. Ilinois St
Percy Gipe
R. R.L. Box
Z. F. Stewart
E. Forty-Ninth St
Elinor Monroe
BE. Forty-Ninth St
T. L. Pastor
Vermont St
Mae Tennant
New Jersey
Charles Xy Brown
N. Xt Ave
Fort Boring
W. Elghteenth St
Robert Keesling
Buchanan St
Hyman Krezner
W. Tenth St
William Helot
N. Talbott Ave
Emmett Hume
Frankfort
Ind
Price movements in Europe and rent impact in 1924
The International Labor Review notes Belgium and France show price increases, Belgium wholesale index rising from 580 to 642, and France up about 10 percent due to currency depreciation. Germany prices stabilize while rents push cost of living higher, with rent share rising from 0.6 to 7.3 percent of worker income since 1923.
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Times Special
Washington
International Labor Review
International Labor Office
Belgium
France
Germany
Marriage licenses listed for numerous individuals in city records
A long list of marriage licenses appears with names ages and occupations such as Myron Taylor treasurer Taylor Carpet Company Julia Tutewitler and others from diverse professions including banker filling station attendant stenographer and clerk. The fragment shows addresses and job titles across Terre Haute and surrounding areas.
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Myron D. Taylor
Delaware
Taylor Carpet Company
Julia L. Tutewitler
Park Solomon Glick
Mars Hill
American Railway Express
Goldie M. Riley
Paul W. Strough
Bosart
Annetta R
Gellert Vizdos
W. Pearl
Mary Ballitt
W. Tenth
Harry J. Feles
Charlotte V. Lord
N. Meridian
Doris E. Denny
N. Gray
Roxie Reese
Gilbert W. Carmichel
E. Pratt
Flossie M. Sowers
Elmer Cushing
Centrals
Tummer
Dorothy Reed
Trowbridge
Aaron L. Boulgach
Hotel Washington
Dorothy Durflinger
Olive Raymond van Treese
R. RK. G
Leota P. Ritchhart
Beech Grove
Jesse Nichols
Pauline Fritsch
Talbott
Indiana man 2 makes record at Northwestern
Evanston Illinois June 19 Glenn D Magnuson son of Mr and Mrs Gus Magnuson La Porte Indiana has graduated from Northwestern University with a bachelor of science in commerce He earned three football letters two in track one in basketball and played in eighteen football games He refused to leave the line in the Iowa game until his coach ordered him off He is a member of Phi Delta Theta Delta Sigma Pi Scabbard and Blade and Deru He won a second lieutenancy in ROTC and has instructed in military science at Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, II
Glenn D. Magesnuson
Gus Magnuson
la Porte
Ind
Northwestern University
Magnuson
Northwestern
University of Iowa
Thistlewaite
Ole
Lovers Ride to Death in Danube Tragedy
A young couple in Vienna chose suicide by riding their bicycles over a steep bank into the Danube amid high living costs. Fishermen witnessed the scene but could not reach them as the bodies drifted away. The report notes such self-inflicted deaths are rare in the city calendar.
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United Press
Vienna
Danube
Ancient fort found on Newborn plantation near Snow Hill
On George L. Newborns plantation near Snow Hill North Carolina researchers uncovered the remains of an ancient fort likely built before 1711. The era coincides with the North Carolina Indian massacre when a large white settlement was surprised and many settlers were slain before a relief force repelled the attack.
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United Press
Snow Hill
N. C
George L. Newborn
North Carolina
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C. E. Thirty- Fourth St
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W. Fall Creek Blvd
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Dexter St
Lemar Neidling
Northwestern Ave
William O'Neil
Delaware St
Thiry Miles
Henry Moore
Madison Ave
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E. Fortieth St
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William Henry Schroeder
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Minnesota
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Tuxedo
Hiram Murphy
E. Tenth St
Frank Fields
E. Nineteenth St
Jess Hahn
Bellefontaine St
Don Bowers
Deaconess Hospital
Howard Foltz
N. Delaware St
John M. Berry
E. Pratt St
George E. Bailey
Virgil Paint Company
Herman F. Rikhoff
Robert H. Bryson
Rikhoff
Union Station
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Miss Cressie Norman
S. Ilinois St
Warren Adair
E. Norway Dr
Otis“Threewire
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Exeter Ave
J. Smith
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Allen Wright
Virginia Ave
William H. Schroeder
N. New Jersey St
James Monson
Broadway
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S. State St
Raymond Ruffin
Washington St
Herbert Martindale
E. Morris St
Leonard Byrne
Carl Wagoner
S. Sheffield Ave
Louis Snider
Washington Blvd
Gentry Baker
Eugene Mills
S. Delaware St
A. Brehole
Roy Thompson
N. California St
J. H. Kemp
E. Thirtieth St
Bert Hewitt
E Forty-Second St
Ray McClure
Belle Vieu Pl
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Glenn D. Magnuson
Illinois
Midwest Joint Stock Land Bank
Edwardsville, Illinois
The
Illinois Midwest Joint Stock Land Bank
Supreme Court of the United States
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